It's a post of ramble, but it's a post, dammit!

[innerbrat]

One of the major reasons that my blog has been so quiet recently, isn't just that I don't have the concentration to blog, though concentration's been at a premium for me, and it isn't just that I've fallen out of the habit, though I have. It's also that I'm aware that my blogging pre-hiatus was of a certain quality, and as the hiatus stretched, I

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[buongiornodaisy]

...I can't help but interpret that last snip about Facebook as "baww people are not updating their journals the way *I* want them to" cloaked behind pretensions of maturity.

[innerbrat]

I quoted a particularly snippy bit, but the whole post is more about "hey, we've all started using Facebook and I miss LJ. Here is how I propose to start using LJ more."

[badninja]

I think they'd do a better job of that if they didn't start out with insulting facebook. In a fifth grade manner, yes, but still insulting. It puts those of us who like facebook on guard about what's going to be next.

[strange_complex]

I'm going to try and update more regularly

Hooray! And you are quite right about not holding yourself up to unrealistic standards over it. I think that for most of us, our best posts rise up out of the mix when we are already in the habit of posting something on a relatively regular basis - warming ourselves up for the big ones, as it were. So do please feel free to get yourself nice and toasty-snug with some smaller, simpler posts - and we'll await the substantial epics with pleasure

[innerbrat]

This updates to Facebook's notes anyway, and I'm getting more and more comments there. It serves a purpose (link sharing for a major one), but I like it here.

[innerbrat]

Say what now?